Hi

Wondering accept from London, what are some of the cities that is more affordable and pleasant to live in the UK post-MBA for job hunt?

What are your career goals?

London is hard to beat if you want to land a job in finance, and I think that most UK MBA students go there post-graduation. But other parts of the UK offer different job scenes. Some good info here:

http://www.find-mba.com/article/609/beyond-london-mba-programs-in-england

So in Lancaster there are energy firms and defense contractors; and Cambridge has a good entrepreneurial startup scene.

What are your career goals?

London is hard to beat if you want to land a job in finance, and I think that most UK MBA students go there post-graduation. But other parts of the UK offer different job scenes. Some good info here:

http://www.find-mba.com/article/609/beyond-london-mba-programs-in-england

THank you ralf. Useful link. My career goal is not in financial industry. I'm hoping to switch career into marketing, as in which field, it is still hard to determine as of now.

So in Lancaster there are energy firms and defense contractors; and Cambridge has a good entrepreneurial startup scene.

What are your career goals?

London is hard to beat if you want to land a job in finance, and I think that most UK MBA students go there post-graduation. But other parts of the UK offer different job scenes. Some good info here:

http://www.find-mba.com/article/609/beyond-london-mba-programs-in-england


So in Lancaster there are energy firms and defense contractors; and Cambridge has a good entrepreneurial startup scene.

I would think that there would be more marketing jobs in London than other parts of the UK, no?

More competition too, especially from all the foreign talent in London. If you add up the handful of UK minor marketing hubs (Birmingham, Edinburgh, Guildford, Oxford and Reading) they might have 20% as many vacancies as London but only 10% as many marketers.

More competition too, especially from all the foreign talent in London. If you add up the handful of UK minor marketing hubs (Birmingham, Edinburgh, Guildford, Oxford and Reading) they might have 20% as many vacancies as London but only 10% as many marketers.